Infrared spectroscopy in hemodialysis: reagent-free monitoring of patient detoxification by infrared spectroscopy
Infrared spectroscopy in hemodialysis: reagent-free monitoring of patient detoxification by infrared spectroscopy
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血液透析中的红外光谱:通过红外光谱无需试剂监测患者的排毒情况
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发表时间:
2012
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
W. Mäntele
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作者:
A. Roth;Fabian Dornuf;Oliver Klein;D. Schneditz;H. Hafner‐Giessauf;W. Mäntele
AbstractA method for monitoring hemodialysis based on quantitative infrared spectroscopic determination of the molecules dialyzed from patient blood is reported. The measurements are reagent-free and aim at real-time and in-line monitoring of the hemodialysis patient. A flow cell using attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopy is coupled downstream of the dialysis filter unit. A calibration model has been developed from real hemodialysis samples analyzed by chemical reference analysis and from artificially mixed dialysis samples. The infrared monitoring of hemodialysis includes quantitative determination of urea as the lead substance, as well as glucose, lactate, and creatinine, all at a precision only limited by the chemical reference analysis. The flow cell can be fitted to all standard hemodialysis systems. Preliminary tests with hemodialysis patients have demonstrated that detoxification can be clearly monitored. Furthermore, these experiments demonstrate that a wide, real-time control of the patient’s physiological parameters is possible with this method, which could lead to increased patient safety.
FigureInfrared Spectroscopy in hemodialysis: Dialysis and measuring principle